Can We Implant False Memories?

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[mikeroni]

I discovered your channel from a comment you left somewhere else...I think thats proof that there can be good channels that advertise in other channels comments

[AnimalsWorld]

I wish the new comment system was just a false memory! Someone has to tell them we are not mice in the lab! Or... are we? 

[miskee]

in my youth I liked to manufacture false memories for my brothers and friends. when I was ~10 I was very interested in the concept of neuro-linguistic programming and I studied psychology in my spare time and learned about the famous pavlov's dogs experiment. these findings and the realizations which followed the process of learning inspired me to manipulate and distort the realities of the people surrounding me.

[Vaaaaadim]

I like how you said at 0:21 "So what if we told you...". Good reference to the meme.

[kaiserkase]

Jesus fuck Google do you just have like multi-million dollar meetings to find out new ways to ruin Youtube?

[matthiasheyrman]

You literally just taught me how to make my worst memories good... thank you so very much!

[jordalf]

Nice going with the unlimited character count youtube!
*sigh*

[AlanKey]

Is the bit at the end about Neo learning to fly a helicopter a really clever joke, exemplifying how false memories can be created using casual suggestion... or ist it just a mistake? :)

[AdityaCasio]

This channel deserves more subscribers

[cotton]

Great video, hope this channel grows, deserves to.

[squilliamfreakyson]

Keep it up, and you're on your road to 100K+ Subscribers in a matter of time. Mark my words.

[lyghtable]

Every experiment I hear that a mouse was in they almost always get shocked.

[pjnagel]

I wish this channel was more popular!  I definitely needed to subscribe, I sure hope others do. 

[danielglazer]

These videos are too good, why aren't you huge yet?

[Omni]

I swear I have memories of riding one of those big tricycles with the enormous front wheel when I was growing up.  When I was talking to my family about it and wondering what ever happened to it they all were entirely sure that we never had one and that I never had access to one growing up.  Maybe it was a dream or my imagination but I had completely incorporated that memory into my childhood when it never happened.

[Seegalgalguntijak]

About the subject of the video: If I were a mouse and subjected to those kind of experiments, I'd also be scared, of course. These little buggers don't know what's happening to them.
But more to the point of the actual subject: Is it also possible to somehow "conceal" memories from the childhood? Without anyone ever triggering this memory by talking to me about it, I started remembering (and/or constructing) a memory of two men telling me how to breathe as a child. I do know they told me to either breathe into my chest or into my belly, but I don't remember which one it was. I also asked my parents and family, and nobody remembers that event. But if I hadn't experienced something like this, I wouldn't have (semi-consciously) known about the different types of breathing that there are (chest/belly). I would so much like to retrieve this memory and find out what I have been taught there, and why...

[MrSupful]

Neo didn't fly the helicopter: Trinity did.

[DFXKX]

There are actually several legal cases involving children where this actually happend. It can work on anyone at any age, given enough time.

[StefanTravis]

Have I watched this video before...or do I just *think* I have?

[outsideaglass]

Yeah, my fav memory is my mommy coming in to tuck me in at night when I was little. She died when I was seven. I probably made the memory up, because I hardly remember her at all.